Download Magazines On Apple News

This worked for me. I deactivated Apple news on my phone, iPad and Mac. Then on my Mac opened the app and it was blank. Then I went into iCloud and switched it back on and it asked me if I wanted to merge. I clicked on merge and all my saved magazines and topics are back and has been working for the last couple of hours. Thanks!

Apparently, if the gray cloud is next to the title, it is not (completely?) downloaded. If you click on the 3 dots, it will bring up the download menu. Click "Remove". Then you click "Remove Download". Then click on the three dots again, and click ""Download issue." If you leave the magazines app open, it might download correctly, Maybe. This worked about 90% of the time on my iPad but only occasionally on my iPhone. I have plenty if empty space on my devices.

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I have this issue as well. Magazines will not download. Completely black or missing pages on many magazines, especially previous issues. I can barely read previous issues of magazines. Very frustrating. Definitely missing texture!

I have exactly the same issue. I can not download magazines in advance, which used to be so easy and clear with Texture. i miss Texture, it was always working properly. I updated my ipad5 to 13.3 exploitation system. Still does not work. Anybody figured it out? Thanks.

Apple News+ is Apple's paid subscription service for the Apple News app. Apple News+ lets you access magazines and paywalled content from some news sites. You have to pay a subscription fee to access Apple News+, and it is an add-on service that lives right alongside Apple's existing free Apple News content. This guide covers everything that you need to know about Apple News+, from pricing and availability to news sites and magazines included.

The Apple News+ section houses all available Apple News content, including magazines and newspapers, though if you come across Apple News+ articles from magazines news sites like The Wall Street Journal while browsing through the standard Apple News interface, that content will all be available for free to you.

The Apple News+ monthly fee gets you access to more than 200 popular magazines that cover a wide range of categories, including health, style and beauty, lifestyle, sports, finance and business, cars, entertainment, food, hobbies, home and garden, kids and parenting, news and politics, outdoors, science and tech, and travel.

Both past and current issues from a number of magazines are included. Based on a spot check, past issues seem to be available from March 2018 on, so no magazine is offering a full collection of past content. March 2018 is when Apple purchased Texture, the service that Apple News+ evolved from.

New issues of some magazines in Apple News+ are using a proprietary formatting designed just for Apple News+. It puts a table of contents right up front so you can see what articles are included and skip right to what you want to read, and it also supports full screen interactive media and other digital-first features.

Some magazines have not been updated with this new format and their issues are plain PDFs that you can swipe through with none of these new features. All older issues even from magazines that do support the new Apple News+ digital format are also in PDFs.

You can download any magazine in Apple News+ so that you can read it offline. When browsing through magazines, viewing new issues in the Apple News+ section, or looking at a magazine's overview with all of the available issues listed, tap on the little download icon next to any issue to make it available to read when you don't have a Wi-Fi or LTE connection.

Apple News in the U.S., Canada, UK, and Australia continues to function as before for those who choose not to sign up for Apple News+. All of the content and news stories from your favorite news sites will still be available to read, you just won't get access to the magazines and paywalled content included in Apple News+.

For non-subscribers, there are essentially no changes to the Apple News app with the exception of a new Apple News+ tab to ignore. Apple News will continue to offer access to Top Stories, Trending Stories, and a feed of personalized news articles.

Apple News also comes with an audio news feature. Apple News editors release around 20 audio stories for per week across a wide range of interests, with stories narrated by professional voice actors. Apple News stories are limited to Apple News+ subscribers in the U.S.

Apple also released Apple News Today, a daily audio news briefing that recaps the news of the day. The feature is available Monday through Friday and is free for all Apple News users in the United States.

There's a curated local news experience available in the Bay Area, Houston, Charlotte, San Diego, San Antonio, Miami, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C., where Apple provides coverage of topics important to local communities like dining and restaurants, weather, news and politics, and more.

I have Apple News + and all my magazines are UK versions. I live in the US and really want US versions. My settings all indicate I should be aligned with the US and all billing is in $ not . Any help is appreciated.

Apple may have an answer. The tech giant released a subscription-based version of its News app that gives you access to hundreds of magazines and newspapers, including many of my most-read publications that enacted a paywall. I decided to try out Apple News+ to see if it would feed my need for news and storytelling.

In addition to giving access to various news outlets, you can also listen to select stories audiobook style, which is great for commuters who want to hear some long-form stories en route to work. The more you read on the app, the more personal recommendations you get for stories that pertain to your interests. Apple News+ also offers curated local news based on where you live.

Benton, Joshua. "Apple News Plus is a fine way to read magazines, but a disappointment to anyone wishing for a real boost for the news business." Nieman Journalism Lab. Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard, 25 Mar. 2019. Web. 14 Dec. 2023.

Benton, J. (2019, Mar. 25). Apple News Plus is a fine way to read magazines, but a disappointment to anyone wishing for a real boost for the news business. Nieman Journalism Lab. Retrieved December 14, 2023, from -news-plus-is-a-fine-way-to-read-magazines-but-a-disappointment-to-anyone-wishing-for-a-real-boost-for-the-news-business/

Benton, Joshua. "Apple News Plus is a fine way to read magazines, but a disappointment to anyone wishing for a real boost for the news business." Nieman Journalism Lab. Last modified March 25, 2019. Accessed December 14, 2023. -news-plus-is-a-fine-way-to-read-magazines-but-a-disappointment-to-anyone-wishing-for-a-real-boost-for-the-news-business/.

I have exactly the same on all of my devices. Tried deleting and reinstalling the app which worked for about 10 minutes then it reverted back to the missing my magazines section. Been like it for the last two days

At $9.99/monthly with family sharing support, Apple News+ not priced highly either. As of now, Apple News Plus has the support for over 300 magazines. If you are planning to subscribe to the service, you may want to take a peek at everything that it has to offer.

In addition to the US, News Plus is available in Canada, offering 30 or so English- and French-language Canadian magazines and The Toronto Star newspaper. The premium service will roll out to Australia, the UK and Europe later this year, Apple said. We don't have pricing yet; $9.99 converts to about 7.50 or AU$14.

The $10 all-you-can-read monthly price is certainly appealing if, like me, you subscribe to more than one publication. I pay for the digital versions of several newspapers, get a physical paper delivered daily and subscribe to three or four more weekly magazines. It adds up: Monthly access to The Washington Post is $10 with an Amazon Prime account, for example. A basic digital subscription to The New York Times runs $15 a month and access to the digital edition of The New Yorker is $8.33 a month.

A News Plus subscription gets you unlimited access to all the magazines and newspapers in the plan. You can browse the catalog to view the entire collection and then tap a magazine cover to view its table of contents, if the magazine has one -- not all of them do. Publishers can also create an animated magazine cover, giving it an appealing Live Photos-like look. I love how the animated covers look but only saw a couple, from National Geographic and from the Cut, as I was browsing the collection.

Along the top, you can scroll through the tabs to locate a topic you're interested in. Arranged alphabetically, the tabs run from Business & Finance to Women's Lifestyle. Tap a tab to see the collection of magazines Apple has gathered into the collection.

From the main page, scroll down to see magazines and articles Apple is highlighting. Selections I saw while browsing included a Rolling Stone article on Game of Thrones, tips on travel and a selection of business, entertainment and science news.

You won't find newspapers in the Browse the Catalog tabs across the top. Instead, to locate The Wall Street Journal and The Los Angeles Times, scroll down past My Magazines and other highlighted content till you hit the Journal articles. Keep scrolling, and you may come to The Times highlights. (One day, we found Times articles. The next day, we didn't.) To see everything the papers have in News Plus that day, open an article and then tap the newspaper name at the top of the screen to view the available articles.

Update: The Apple News Plus magazine list is below, and we found 271 newspapers and magazine in the new app, meaning you can expect more publications soon to meet that 'more than 300' promise.

Apple News Plus is bringing magazines into the fold, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook during today's Apple TV Plus keynote, giving you access to over 300 high-quality digital magazines and premium newspapers in the Apple News app. e24fc04721